Under the banner of "saving democracy", part of democracy is being buried in Germany:The free competition of political forces as well as the possibility of dismissing governments by giving one's vote to other political forces.

With a new EU directive on money laundering, cash payments over 10,000 euros will no longer be possible. A separate super-authority will be able to monitor directly and impose heavy fines.

An amendment to the criminal code will in future punish the public approval, denial and gross minimisation of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. Is this is a state-ordered behaviour under threat of coercion and punishment?

Under the pretext of international law or the breach of rule of law principles, international courts are also abused for their own economic and political purposes. This is particularly evident in the behaviour of neutral states like Austria.

In an asymmetric war, the resistance can destabilise if it communicates among itself. Since it has very limited means, it must rely on the element of surprise. Its greatest strength lies in the unpredictability of its actions.

Anyone who is politically involved in resistance knows that undermining and weakening the resistance is an essential part of the enemy's strategy. What do we need to know about these strategies in order to be better prepared for them in resistance?

Why the world cannot become a better place after Corona if we overlook the fact that we give up our civil rights and liberties without a fight and become “compliant subjects".

The EU elite is constraining the legislative and judiciary powers for the benefit of the executive. With artificial intelligence looming on the horizon, will this turn out to be a fatal development?